2019 Upton Sinclair Awards Dinner

2019 Upton Sinclair Awards Dinner

Our Movement, Our Moment

Celebrating the community organizers and leaders on the frontlines of the movement for social justice

Join us at Liberty Hill's 2019 Upton Sinclair Awards Dinner!

This year's gala will bring together progressive leaders, community organizers, donor-activists and area changemakers for an evening of celebration at The Beverly Hilton. Honorees include three dynamic leaders and organizers who have helped pave the way for social justice progress in Los Angeles—Former Liberty Hill President & CEO Torie Osborn, Senator Holly J. Mitchell, and Political Director, SEIU Local 2015 Jared Rivera. The collective impact of their leadership has positively affected the lives of thousands of people.

Don't miss your chance to be a part of the movement for social change in Los Angeles and help us seize this unique moment in our history!

2019 Upton Sinclair Awards Dinner Honorees

Honoring

Senator Holly J. Mitchell

Upton Sinclair Award
For her groundbreaking work to improve human services, expand access to healthcare, defend the civil rights of minorities and the undocumented, and address issues of juvenile justice and child welfare reform. Like the champion for which this award is named, Senator Mitchell's life's work illustrates an abiding commitment to social justice and equality.
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Torie Osborn

Founders Award
For her four decades at the leading edge of major fights for social justice, including being an ally and champion during the AIDS crisis, and within movements for LGBTQ rights and economic justice. Torie's philanthropy embodies the spirit of change, not charity; with the belief that real progress happens in communities helping realize equality and justice for all.
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Jared Rivera

Wally Marks Changemaker Award
For his work to expand affordable housing in Los Angeles, and leading efforts to promote immigration reform and citizenship across the city. In the steady footsteps of the late Wally Marks, Jared's contributions to social justice have been vital in realizing a more just Los Angeles.
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